Eight years after girls End, Lina Dunham returns to the small screen with Netflix's too much.
The winner of Golden Globe recently explained why she took a “deliberate break” of acting and public life after facing a violent reaction about many differences that involve her HBO comic drama, which lasted for six seasons from 2012 to 2017.
“I really didn't understand how to distinguish between what was and was not necessary for the audience. I felt confused about how to respond The Times. “I thought if I explained correctly who I am, or I give a glimpse of who I am, people will have a different perception of me, and that we will be friends. But no one cares – and this is good.”
Dunham added: “I always joked me that I need a shirt saying:” I have escaped from the media in New York in 2012 and all I got was this bad shirt. “And all I got was this post -traumatic disorder.”
In addition to criticism about the presentation of the presentation of diversity and other differences, Dunham faced a violent reaction to her support for the series writer/executive producer Murray Miller after actress Aurora Berno accused him of sexual assault in 2017.
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Going to rehabilitation of the anxious anxiety drug addiction, “Dunham's poetry” that everything was ripe and the change that was kept through the experience of being in this show in the show was suddenly quickly. It was a painful shift. [from public life]”
For the first time on July 10 on Netflix, too much Stars Mig Stalter in the role of New Yorker Jessica, which moves to London after disastrous disintegration and raises romance with musician Felix (Will Sharp). Participated in Dunaham and her husband Louis Filper, girls Alum plays the role of Jessica's older sister, who similarly retreated from public life after he sent her a chaotic divorce to his mother.
Dunaham originally chose not to appear in the series, explaining that she was “not ready to get another experience like what she tried around him girls At this stage of my life “with the body I faced in the show. New Yorker Last July.
